Hungary Tense as Soviet Troop Movements Spark Uncertainty
Tension grips Budapest as two Soviet divisions reportedly regroup near Hungary. Premier Imre Nagy says no new entries occurred though the situation remains grave. Nagy informs the UN of the actions and seeks neutral protection while a small expert cabinet steps in.
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Russia
Nagy
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Revolutionary National Committee
Gyver
Secret Police
Pugh Jury Pick Easy On 1st Day
Cincinnati reports jury selection for the Robert V. Lyons murder case began slowly with seven jurors seated, four women and three men, on the first day. Defense attorney William F. Hopkins cited luck in the process and predicted continued difficulty. Lyons, 43, faces a first degree murder charge in the April stabbing of Audrey Evers Pugh, a 34 year old society matron.
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Cincinnati
Robert V. Lyons
William F. Hopkins
Lyons
Alossius Horn
Norwood
Ohio University Receives 250000 Gift for Interdenominational Chapel
Dr. John C. Baker, president of Ohio University, announced on Thursday a $250,000 gift from John W. Galbreath of Columbus for an interdenominational campus chapel. The donation supports rebuilding and dedicating space on the Athens Ohio campus.
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Athens
Ohio
John C. Baker
Ohio University
John W. Galbreath
Columbus
Chuckle: Child Thirst for Bedtime Ends When You Leave
A playful line notes a child’s deep longing for bedtime despite boredom, finishing with the comfort that a parent’s absence also ends. The mood blends humor with a gentle pang of farewell.
North Viet Nam promises elections and reforms amid unrest
North Viet Namels communist leadership announces 1957 elections as a step toward greater democratic rights and new laws. Ho Chi Minh presides over a ministerial meeting promising readjustment of state organs, stronger assembly powers, and broader freedom while admitting past mistakes and leadership firings.
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Gaza Strip falls as Israeli forces capture key city
Israeli troops seized Gaza City after a tank assault, ending a 24 hour fight and putting the Gaza Strip in Israeli hands. Rafah was captured earlier as Egypt faced heavy air and ground bombardment by British and French forces. Casualties run into thousands with Egyptian losses mounting.
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Eden Faces Pressure Over Egypt In Suez Crisis
London amid growing calls to end hostility with Egypt as Prime Minister Eden defends taking over the canal zone with France to stabilize the region. Labor mobilizes a nationwide stop the war campaign with a Sunday rally in Trafalgar Square.
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Egypt's Nasser Rumored to Resign Not Confirmed
A Middle East diplomatic source said Nasser may have resigned but hours of checking found no confirmation. Paris reports the French Defense Ministry claims the stage is set for a British French invasion of the Suez Canal zone with attacks over, staging support for occupation to follow.
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Middle East
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Egypt
Paris
French Defense Ministry
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Canal Zone
Weather outlook shows mild days then weekend showers
The Miami Valley is expected to see partly cloudy mild conditions today tonight and Saturday with temperatures from 55 to 70. A western cold front will bring Saturday night showers and colder weather on Sunday. Thursday's official high was 60 with 56 at 7 am and rainfall after 8 am yesterday measured 1.9 inches.
Rocky feud lands insurance salesman in breach of peace
In Paris Kentucky an insurance salesman Frank Dalby was arrested on a breach of peace charge after a dispute over campaign signs. Democrat Alex Miller found Ike 56 painted on two rocks, then Hoover 26 32 on others. Miller reported a car license linked to Dalby, who allegedly promised to replace the Hoover signs but did not.
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Who's For Whom
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Frank Dalby
Alex Miller
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Dalby
Democrat
Hoover
Iire
UN Votes for Immediate Cease Fire in Egypt Crisis
United Nations General Assembly, in an emergency session, overwhelmingly approved a resolution demanding an immediate cease-fire in Egypt. The measure calls for Israel to withdraw and for Britain and France to halt actions, with enforcement to be considered if compliance fails. The vote was 64 to 5 with 6 abstentions, and the session will remain open pending follow-up.
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Terrace Plaza Sale Official to Hilton Hotels Corp
Cincinnati reports the sale of the former Terrace Plaza Hotel now Terrace Hilton to Hilton Hotels Corp. for about 10 million dollars to Thomas Emery’s sons. A separate 25 million dollar deal for the Terrace and Netherland Plaza lease to the Hilton chain had been announced months earlier.
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Faint Hope Still Held for Miners
In Springhill Nova Scotia rescuers report faint hope for 116 trapped miners after a deadly blast at the Cumberland Railway and Coal Co mine. Two bodies found, gas fumes hinder rescue efforts, and a rescue worker died. Authorities fear Canada's worst mine disaster in 40 years.
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N.S
Cumberland Railway and Coal Co
Rer Amherst
Mindszenty Seeks Western backing for Hungary freedom
In Budapest Cardinal Mindszenty urged Western nations to support Hungary's struggle against Communist rule. He spoke at a news conference after liberation by anti Soviet rebels and rejected rumors of a bid to name him prime minister, insisting he is the prince primate and asking for time to respond to questions.
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Budapest
Hungary
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Cardinal Mindszenty
Fireplug Parking Charge Dropped After New Fireplug Found
Louisville. Eugene G. Heron faced a parking in front of a fireplug charge. He told the judge the fireplug parked by him. Judge M D Elston checked with police and learned a new fireplug had been installed beside his car after he parked. The charge was filed away.
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Eugene G. Heron
M. D. Elston
Heron
Laborer Crushed Between Freight Cars at Grain Elevator
Ossie Mc Dowell a 33 year old laborer from Pickerington was killed when he was crushed between two loaded freight cars at a grain elevator in Columbus Ohio on Thursday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ossie McDowell
Pickerington
Snows Hit Big Areas In Plains
Winter weather blankets the Plains with snow and cold. A blizzard warning covers northwest Kansas western Nebraska and western South Dakota while Colorado and Wyoming face heavy snow and near zero wind chills. Denver reports three inches with more than a foot in mountain passes.
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Limon
Sunk ships halt traffic as Suez Canal blocked
Egyptian army says a fishing vessel was sunk by British forces and a warship Akka near Lake Timsah was sunk or damaged by British French air raids. The canal’s southern entrance was blocked, three British planes reportedly shot down in 24 hours, and martial law with censorship has been declared in Egypt.
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Nasser
Correspondent Dies in Virginia at 62
Morris Tex Ervin longtime Washington correspondent and editorial columnist for the Cincinnati Times Star died at his Springfield Virginia home after several days illness. A native of Dayton Kentucky he was 62.
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Tex) Ervin
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Denial of Dulles Resignation Stirs Dayton Talk
U S Senator George H Bender of Ohio told reporters in Dayton that he believes Secretary of State John Foster Dulles intends to resign and that the secretary should consider stepping down for reasons beyond world affairs He praised Dulles as doing his best under trying circumstances and said Israel remains the faithful ally in the Middle East while urging continued aid to Israel within limits.
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